posted on 25 Aug 2012, 18:50 28 1. lemenade (Posts: 31; Member since: 28 Jul 2011) Well said. And probably a lot more polite that what jobs would have said. posted on 25 Aug 2012, 21:11 15 17. neutralguy (Posts: 1152; Member since: 30 Apr 2012) I like how Tim cook handles the company. He's so professional. He's not taking these court trials personally. He's like, okay, we won, now let's go back to work. posted on 25 Aug 2012, 21:39 12 19. wendygarett (unregistered) Indeed well said... posted on 27 Aug 2012, 06:55 0 38. ardent1 (Posts: 2000; Member since: 16 Apr 2011) Apple is Steve Jobs' baby. posted on 25 Aug 2012, 18:54 20 2. androidornothing (Posts: 143; Member since: 26 Apr 2012) Idk even know what to say at this point anymore. This guy is getting on my nerves. posted on 25 Aug 2012, 18:57 11 4. quickweevil (Posts: 51; Member since: 21 Dec 2011) Why's that? posted on 25 Aug 2012, 20:27 13 10. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member … [Read more...] about Comments for : Apple CEO Tim Cook sends note to employees following verdict
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Tim Cook said ‘No’ to suing Samsung but Steve Jobs said ‘Yes’
According to unnamed people who were close to the situation, current Apple CEO Tim Cook was against suing Samsung back in 2011. But Cook was overruled by then CEO Steve Jobs. Cook's concern was that Korean based Samsung was responsible for too many parts that Apple needed to build the Apple iPhone and Apple iPad. For example, last year it is estimated that Apple spent $8 billion to purchase parts from its rival. Apple's operations chief, Jeff Williams, said last month that Samsung is an important partner.The relationship between the two companies started with Steve Jobs' desire to lock in a large supply of flash memory, back in 2005. Signing the deal with Samsung, which then had 50% of the flash market, provided Apple with the steady flow of chips it needed to produce the Apple iPhone, Apple iPod and Apple iPad. At the same time, it gave Samsung an insight into what Apple was thinking. With the unique knowledge that Sammy had, it could tell that the Cupertino based Apple felt that it … [Read more...] about Tim Cook said ‘No’ to suing Samsung but Steve Jobs said ‘Yes’
Comments for : Tim Cook’s Twitter account blocks folks that dissed the blurry photo post
0. phoneArena posted on 10 Feb 2016, 02:18 A fairly mundane blurry photo post on Apple CEO Tim Cook's Twitter account has turned into a minor controversy - you know, of the useless Twitter kind - after people started joking about it and inferring about the iPhone camera quality, based on the shot. Of course, nobody was even sure that the pic, shot quickly in the excitement around watching the Super Bowl 50 live, has anything to do with an iPhone, but Twitter being Twitter, folks quickly started getting nasty about it, posting collages and witty remarks. Fed up with the drama, Tim Cook's PR department, which is likely in charge of the Twitter account, took the shot down, and replaced it with something more in focus... This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here posted on 10 Feb 2016, 02:25 43 1. shy2papa (Posts: 336; Member since: 23 Jan 2010) Lol now that's even alot funnier, seriously Apple can't take constructive criticism lol posted on 10 Feb … [Read more...] about Comments for : Tim Cook’s Twitter account blocks folks that dissed the blurry photo post
Tim Cook’s Twitter account blocks folks that dissed the blurry photo post
A fairly mundane blurry photo post on Apple CEO Tim Cook's Twitter account has turned into a minor controversy - you know, of the useless Twitter kind - after people started joking about it and inferring about the iPhone camera quality, based on the shot. Of course, nobody was even sure that the pic, shot quickly in the excitement around watching the Super Bowl 50 live, has anything to do with an iPhone, but Twitter being Twitter, folks quickly started getting nasty about it, posting collages and witty remarks. Fed up with the drama, Tim Cook's PR department, which is likely in charge of the Twitter account, took the shot down, and replaced it with something more in focus. Not only that, but whoever is managing the Apple CEO's account also blocked the worst offenders, so the saga now has every marking of a typical Twitter storm-in-a-teacup. That's what 140 character limitation does to people, Twitter, remove it before you stock reaches half of its IPO levels. Tim … [Read more...] about Tim Cook’s Twitter account blocks folks that dissed the blurry photo post
Apple’s Tim Cook stresses accessibility with new site
Apple cares so much about accessibility that CEO Tim Cook started the company's new-product event Thursday with a video about it. "Technology should be accessible to everyone," Cook said. Along with introducing a new line of MacBook Pros on Thursday, Apple also unveiled its new accessibility website that focuses more on how people with special needs are using Apple's technology instead of highlighting just the features themselves. "If you're completely unfamiliar with the concept of accessibility, the front page gives you a quick snapshot," Sarah Herrlinger, Apple's senior manager for global accessibility policy and initiatives, said in an interview. "But if you want to learn more, the rest of the site delves more deeply into what's built into each product." Accessibility turned out to be a key topic this week. Microsoft kicked off its own presentation on Wednesday with a video about the company's efforts to make its products useful to a wider array of people with different … [Read more...] about Apple’s Tim Cook stresses accessibility with new site